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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

10

Trade Prospects with Australasia by Francis H. Sisson

Overview on US Australian trade relations after 1913 and 1919 values, highlighting Australia as a vast resource base with wool, wheat, minerals, and gemstones. Notes on payment terms, banking arrangements, need for reliable agents, exclusive agency models, and the role of Australian ports, rail, and urban concentration in Sydney Melbourne and other centers.

United States Australia New York City Melbourne New York Sydney New South Wales Victoria Queensland Austin New Zealand Pennsylvania Illinois Australasia Australasian California Middle States Pacific Northwest Oregon London

Funeral set for private interment at Lakeview Cemetery

At 1 o'clock, at the Dumm mortuary, instead of the Methodist church as announced in last evening's paper. Interment in private will be made at Lakeview cemetery.

Lakeview Cemetery

For Sale Three Mares and Three Colts Cheap

Local classified item lists six horses including three mares and three colts for sale at 1020 West 19th St. The note labels it as cheap and ready for buyers.

Wyoming district essay contest awards travel and medals

Major Charles J. Nelson will judge the Wyoming-Colorado district essay contest on February 20 in all Wyoming grade schools to promote enlistments. Three winners travel to Washington on May 5 to meet Secretary Baker and Generals Pershing and March, receiving medals at the War Department. First prize is a gold medal, second silver, third bronze, with local prizes offered nationwide and a $25 district loving cup funded by the War Department.

Charles J. Nelson Wyoming-Colorado Wyoming United States Army Washington Baker Pershing March War Department

Federal Folks Wed ded in Cheyenne

Johnnie Pulscaher cattleman near Federal and Mrs Mary Helen Jartz of Federal were married yesterday by Judge Frank Housman. The couple plan to live on the ranch. Licenses issued Tuesday to Franklin Moroney of Cheyenne and Beulah Jole of Sheridan and to William C Anderson of Fort Russell and Maxine May par of Cheyenne.

Johnnie Pulscaher Federal Mary Helen Jartz Frank Housman Franklin H. Moroney Cheyenne Beulah Jole Sheridan William C. Anderson Fort Russell Maxine Maypar

Wyoming Youth Re-enlists for Ninth Field Artillery

Frank C. Reed, a Wyoming young man, re-enlisted in the United States Army at the local recruiting station yesterday and was assigned to the Ninth Field Artillery at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Qates Half Solo Tires Puncture proof offers are noted for mileage service and tire care.

Frank C. Reed Wyoming United States Army Ninth Field Artillery Fort Sill Oklo Pete Miles More Mileage Tire Co W. 10Th

No Public Funerals for Influenza Victims

City physician Dr. W A Wyman ordered no public funerals for influenza or pneumonia victims. Physicians to report cases, quarantine not enforced, funerals limited to home or private venues with restricted attendance. ministers and funeral directors excluded. Quick real estate listings advertised.

W. A. Wyman

Vagrants Sentenced to Short City Jail Terms

BH. Stanley and Walter Ray were sentenced to five days each in the city jail by Police Judge CG. A. Swainson after appearing in police court yesterday afternoon on vagrancy charges. They will be released this morning on condition they leave the city.

BH. Stanley Walter Ray CG. A. Swainson

Gifted advice on after dance breath and mood

A handwritten note to Grace suggests Sfollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures bad breath sallow color and lack of pep from the previous night’s dance. Joe Forbes Pharmacy endorses the remedy.

Grace Sfollister Joe Forbes Pharmacy

List your property with G. W. Riner & Co

Realty ad urging readers to place property listings with G. W. Riner and Company located at 1723 Carey Street with contact phone number 67 for advertising and brokerage services.

G. W. Riner & Co Carey

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Francis H. Sisson Guaranty Trust Company of Western Australia Broken Hill Steel’ Works Newcastle, New South Wales MT. Morgan Australian Gerald B. Wade Postum Cereal CO Battle Creek, Mich Sam Marchick & Son Sam Marchick Tivoli Corner Korein CO Kirchners Shop East 8Th Street F. Hall
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